Cin7 is an inventory management solution with an extensive feature-set. It’s a popular app according to G2, who have listed it as one of the market leaders.

You have everything you would expect in an ecommerce solution of this type, including multi-location inventory management, reporting, POS integrations, and channel syncing (Amazon, Etsy, eBay, etc.).

The higher-level plans also have advanced tools for managing large teams, including employee permissions and workflow automation. A library of integrations, for everything from CRMs to accounting apps, makes it possible to build a fully-synced tech stack.

Cin7 also excels when it comes to customer support. Many users have praised the high quality of assistance that’s available.

NetSuite is best-known for its customizable ERP (enterprise resource planning) solution. NetSuite offers an array of features, encompassing ecommerce store-fronts, email marketing, customer relationship management, and more. A suite of financial planning, accounting, and inventory management tools form the backbone of the app, and various extras modules can be added to this. NetSuite operates a custom pricing model and the software is highly configurable, so you’ll have a great deal of freedom in tailoring it for your needs.

Overall, we felt that NetSuite was more geared towards larger retailers. That said, smaller companies will find a lot to like. If you’re looking for a comprehensive solution to run an array of tasks in addition to inventory management, then it’s a good option.

Skubana is an inventory management app aimed at medium-sized and enterprise retailers that process a high number of orders. It has a robust set of features and offers everything you would expect from an app of its type, including order, reorder, and delivery tracking, analytics, automation options, barcode scanning, and an extensive library of integrations.

For multi-channel sellers, Skubana is one of the best (if not the best) solutions that we’ve reviewed. It integrates with a wide array of ecommerce platforms and marketplaces, and everything from the orders dashboard to the reporting tools is designed to deal with information from multiple inputs.

Brightpearl is an inventory management app aimed at medium and large retailers. It’s a great option for companies that require an enterprise solution to oversee listings across multiple marketplaces, in addition to their own store.

It’s a competitor to other multichannel apps like Skubana and offers an extensive array of features, including inventory, supply chain, and order fulfillment tools, a reasonably large integrations library, automation options, and a robust analytics interface.

It’s aimed squarely at retailers, both B2C and B2B. If you’re looking for a solution with manufacturing functionality, then you’ll need an alternative app. The price of the service also makes it unsuitable for smaller online sellers. As a rough guide, if you’re dealing with upwards of one millions dollars worth of orders per month, then it’s well worth considering.

Sellbrite is an inventory management solution aimed at small and medium retailers that need to manage multiple listings on third-party marketplaces like eBay, Amazon, Etsy, etc.

It’s squarely aimed at business-to-consumer retailers so you won’t find any wholesale or manufacturing tools. Equally, enterprise multichannel sellers will benefit from a more powerful solution like Skubana.

For smaller companies, however, it’s a competitively-priced and easy-to-use app with an array of time-saving features. These include one-click marketplace integrations, an intuitive dashboard, and excellent customer service.

Ecomdash is Sellbrite’s main competitor. Overall, we were slightly more impressed with Ecomdash but not by a long stretch. Our advice is to take advantage of the free trial offered by Sellbrite before making a decision to buy.

Ecomdash is an inventory management solution aimed at small and medium-sized retailers that need to manage listings across multiple channels. It is an alternative to Skubana for sellers that don’t deal with high volumes, i.e. below 10,000 sales per month.

Overall, we were very impressed with Ecomdash. Despite a somewhat clunky interface and slight issues with certain integrations, we thought the feature-set was excellent. Users have everything they need to run multiple stores, including inventory and shipping management tools, automation bots, analytics, and a large library of integrations.

We particularly liked the order-based pricing structure, which makes the app suitable for smaller companies and individuals. The customer support is also very good.

Unleashed is a popular inventory management solution for small and medium-sized retailers and manufacturers in the UK. If you’re looking for access to a UK support team and a library of integrations tailored to British ecommerce companies, then Unleashed is well worth considering.

In terms of features, Unleashed has everything you would expect in an inventory management app, including stock, reorder, and delivery management tools, analytics, automation tools, barcode scanning, materials and assembly tracking, and more. Features are spread pretty evenly to cover retail and manufacturing functionality, so it’s definitely suitable for both camps.

All of that said, there are a few downsides. Not all ecommerce platforms are supported and native integrations with third-party marketplaces like Etsy and eBay are lacking (although you can make up for this to an extent with the OneSaaS integration).

Dear Inventory - which brands itself as an ERP or “enterprise resource planning” solution - is a popular inventory management app that caters largely to a client base of medium-sized companies. As far as enterprise solutions go, we found Dear Inventory to be one of the more competitively-priced options on the market.

Retailers have access to everything they’d expect, including inventory, reorder, and delivery tools, third-party integrations, analytics, automations (such as reorder alerts), and syncing across multiple sales channels like eBay and Etsy.

Because Dear Inventory is a solution for stores moving relatively large amounts of stock, it includes a comprehensive package of features for managing manufacturing tasks and multiple warehouses.

Dear Inventory also includes a dedicated POS, payment processor, and API.

TradeGecko is a well-known inventory management solution aimed mainly at small and medium businesses. According to G2, it is a market leader in its category.

The platform has a good set of features, including multi-channel selling, barcode scanning, support for numerous currencies, analytics, automation options (including for reorders), and 24/7 support. The dashboard, which is incredibly intuitive, is ideal for retailers that aren’t technically savvy.

On the downside, TradeGecko does lack some functionality that retailers may consider essential, such as an in-house point-of-sale system and an extensive library of connectors with third-party marketplaces. Furthermore, many features are only available on top-tier plans.

Ordoro is an inventory management and shipping app that’s ideal for retailers of all sizes, with plans for small, medium, and enterprise users. We were very impressed with the platform overall, and stand-out features include easy-to-use stock management tools, discounted shipping options (especially with USPS), a large library of integrations, and a comprehensive analytics dashboard.

The shipping features of the app are particularly notable. No platform that we’ve come across offers the same number of tools and options. Users can take advantage of an array of automations, discounted rates with a large number of carriers, and support for multiple channels.

The only downside is that it is a little US-centric. We also would have liked to see a Zapier integration.